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Capt. J. u. Green. of Massillon, the
clever and popular passenger aud excur-
sion agent Of the Cleveland, Eorain &
Wheeling road, was in the city yesterday,
and Ms usual was warmly received BY his
many friends here. He was accompanied
by a committed from Hart Post No. ,134,G.
a. r Of Massillon, composed Of Capt. R,
B. Crawford, who by The way, 10 tho Re.
publican candidate for, Sheriff in that
county, and q nomination by the Repub.
llcaus OF Stark Is. equivalents an election;
Cant. Henry Heuher, John Ellis and j..
s.. r. Reed. Hart Post proposes to have
IN cxcureion and 1t Is Capt. GREEN'S
deairo that they come down over his road
to Wheeling, lake in the sights OF this
place and spend a portion Of the day at the
Park. He had them Wait about the city
considerably yesterday and they were
quite iavorAbiy impressed with, the idea
Of coming here. 1t was suggested to the
committee that a good time to come here
would be during the time Of the Big Re-
union. They replied that quite number
would avail themselves Of the roads cheap
rates at that time, but the idea Of the; Hart
Post excursion is to raise somo money for
FIN paat pkefFg S2GetaESbFf
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Tho Terrible Condition Of the Wood County
Jail, n {Sl
John a.. Carroll. who; was convicted Of
perjury in the Circuit Court Of Barbour
county, and sentenced to one years con.
inement In the penitentlary, and to pay
a fine Of 5000 has been pardoned by the
Governor. John W. Oain, who was con-.
vioted Of involuntary granddaughter at the
March term, 1883. Of the Roane Circuit
Court, and fined $500 and costs, has had
the fine RENTED. !
L. Schafer, who was convicted OF petit
larceny at the February term, 1887, of
tho Wood circuit, and sentenced to six
months confinement in the county Jail,
and John Ernest, who was convicted at
the Same timea and placs and Of thesame Of.
ienae, and sentenced to nine months con.
4nement in the same all, have been par:
doned by the Governor on the recon-
mendation Of Judge j.. jackson and
others. Judge Jackson states that the
jail is In q; terrible condition, aud there Is
also filed with the papers a copy Of are;
port made BY: the grand Jury OF said couu-
ty to- the Circuit Court thereof ] uly, 1887.
forth thatZtha; ;s; 81. O. ssid county
unit for the detention OF prisoners. For
the reason that the confinement was de.
11oying the health Of tho prisoners, they
were %pardoned,
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~ --Il-1 .
w BAD RUN-OFFS.
a Boy Badly IIurs-Ano.ller Youngste

a Boy Badly Hur,-Ano.ller YounEster
stops a Team.
Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock a
horse belonging to DR.. stathers, Of the
Eighth ward, attached to o buggy,
in which his boy vas seated, ran
OF on Main street, and as it tore rapidly
down Twelfth. the boy was thrown over
the horses head, alighting on his head on
the stones, hurting him slightly. The
horse continued down Twelfth to Water
and down Water to the Baltimore & Ohio
depot, where he was caught.
Last evening a double team belonging
to William Heryey, Of West Liberty, ran
off on Chaplins street south Of Sixteenth
and tore out Seventeenth, street to Wood,
whore it turned up, and was still going at
q reckless speed when a small boy named
Tom Burke stopped 1t. Tho only damage
done was the breaking OF q croBa bar.
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Beliatro.


49, a.E|
Nj. King, Of the Pittsburgh s%tockn,an, was in town
yesterday. ESG}pT.
Mrs. Frank South, Of the Fist ward, vas buried
at Rose Hill yesterday. $50
There was a moonlight plonic at MlllIgan's farm,
Just out Of town, Tuesday night. plfgSEo-3:-~'
The School Board Is receiving bids for putting
natural gas httings In tho school houses.
Rev. O. !. W. Hustedt Tuesday evening married
at his home. Mr.. Emil Butler and Miss Augusta
Sweitzcr. issS4&jlG&sl Al - 9"'
Mn. =: +. cockayne md Mrs. Charles Brockman
Winchester, Va. s.sG711 -
y The B. & O.. trains between Mouudsyillc and
Wheeling now Gross tho bridge to bring people IN
Bellalre from the camp ground. ~ 81
The Goblet Company wants to lay their tramway
across Belmont street at the grade established a.
the street, now that Il Is to be paved,
There arc . number Of applicants ior tho place al
Clerk Of the City school Board, which viii be mad.
vacant when I: :. Woodbridge leaves ior bis new
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Murderer Arrested.

CLEVELAND, O., August Sat Ashland,
O., to-day, Frank w. Bowen and vile
wore arrested on q charge Of murder. Sew
eral days ago Cowen shot Chas. H. Ham
meraop, a farm hand in his employ, inaict-
ing a wound from which Hammerson died
within a short time. Bowen claimed that
had assaulted his wife, and
that that was the cause Of the shooting.
The Coroner's Inquest was concluded to-
day and Bowen Was held, 3gIB5if4lg
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.LKGAL NuUICEA.E
TO WHOM IT CONCERN,.

49,. ~ EsNsAs
Having hecn lawfully appointed and , L
BY he Probate Court Of Cook county. In q lSS si.sa
q q ,nI!n : guardian Of the estatess' Q. nv typg m Sis1e
f Fo4sysh' b sHSsit s SSSI11ysn; y, Benjamin Harris
Wallace Forsyth. nouco . hereby1 eiv VEN t,jM9sa y :
= ,pssia! term q the "::irnuit Court Of OHIO coant a.
~ dsr inc ~ s@ ", o. est Virginia, 10 be held on satnurr..
Alter =; ny application "a Ills behsif can 11 BE- S tae,SI
~ sis sain viicult Court, | will mako application1io
Ell " circuit Court to order Daniel Lamb and
.mlaian .EraKine,,F tho sRpeciM Commissioners nm.
poaated ana acting under and by virtue Of the d..
Stees made BY said ;;oitcult.Coutt in two. suits in n
enaneery pending therein. and heard togeiher. in
poe5 OF which William ErSkine is plaintiff and
hooett Forsyth aud other. Is defendants. and In
!vE ,o!hes aa!nhall T. Frame Is plaintiff and
william =: = FotsythFnnd others defendants. 10
IVY 70 yea tho money In Tho 5hapdsToT mil
shecia! Commissioners belonging 10 said minors or
satner o. them and Z. authorize me TO receive The
sGule ana remove 1t to the State OF Uinois. in
WHICH y 1 was 10 appointed and quaIIled.A11
n! y|91at M HUaAN K. FORSYTH. !
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--TEF - a
Coming to tho Reunion,

The Pittsburgh Dispatch Of yesterday
morning says: Post 5, g. AR. at its meet.
ing Inst night decided to attend the Re.
union OF tho Army OF Weat Virginia at
Wheeling on their Grand Army Day August
26.s A committee, consisting OF Comrades
Baker, onahundro and Portzsll, was ap.
pointed to make arrangements Tor trans.
sportation. This Post being one OF the
largest In the country 10 respected to make
a big showing at the Reunion
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pe.lrable Property For sale

Twill sell at reasonable figures a lev
desirable cottages and a number of high,
$dry,well shaded lots, commanding charm:
ing views at Mountain Lake Park and
Loch5Lynn Md, on the top Of the ALE.
tpheny mountains. A$csse Sof fsunatsoke,
cholers infantum, malaria or hay foyer
has never been known to originate on
these mountains, and are relieved Simme.
3diately$ when brought there. These
places are rapidly becoming noted cum
nlsr} sesorts.t .SSs
Address me at tSWheelinE W.. Va, Or
at Mountain Lake Park. Nd. St
WsAw y. O. ALpERsoN
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA, August s.-Dr. W.
8. Saunders, q physician appointed to
examination Of railroad employees: under
the new State law which went into effect
yesterday abandoned his work yesterday
and,ra away to Birmingham. He WAS
arrested on. a writ Of mandamus which
requires him to complete his tests as to
color blindness. His reason for abandon
ing work is said to be trouble with the
railroad men who dislike the new law, and
refuse to submit to examinations. Over
10000 are effected by the law and 1t Is es.
tinlated that over 5000 will be forced to
give. up their positions.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
Big Wheat orop-Polnts About Prisoners

- 4l.g EsEF- 49,
etc. $50
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane Crymble took place
from hes late residence Yesterday afternoon at 5
O'clock. JS,t&SIs pm -
Services will DO held III the N, E. church Sab.
bath, conducted BY Rev. David J. Lewis, OF East
\ Mr.. joint ". Frater, Of this place, the popular
thresher OF Belmont county, has been Compelled
on account oil tho great rush Of business to order
an extra steam thre.Ler, from the shops at Milan.
O.&The wheat crop OF this vicinity fur exceeds all
expectations. fEM dGgEGFgI
Mr.. Isaac II, Patterson, lately deceased, during
his term as treasurer OF Belmont county, during
The wsr, FIRST int ;oduced the cash book into Inc
treasury department. OF the county, the balancing
Of which every evening showed the treasurer and
people Just how finances stood. ss5gFs eLIg
The names and chsrgas against the prisoaeR
now in the county Jail ara: Alexander Rhodes,
assault and battery; John Clippingcr, furnishing
liquor to persons Ia habit OF becoming %intoxIca..
ted;i Richard Faughca, satne us atove;, George
Co.'S, using obscene language In presence OF ladies:
William Caytlemsn leolored). assault; Charles
Capstack, selling liquor unlAwfally: Frank Neim.
niger, assault aud battery: Joseph Peate, shooting
with inteut to kill; Edward Gibbons, burglary;
Richard Taylor, burglary. t1heir agcs range from
fifteen years tTnyl0r) 70 tlfty.si1 years lVaughep).
Eight were born In Ohio, one III Pennsylvania and
one (Pcalel IN England.
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""
THE REGIME,


We have for sale several TypEae.writerg,
including the Remington, the Crandall
nethe Hammond. These machines have
been taken in. exehange' for the matches
Uallgraph,, and will be sold cheap. Writer'S
los rent and Tor sale on monthly install.
menh. Call on or address for circulars q
EDWARD l. RoaE 4 o.,
Is Twelfth street.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Base Ballists Flned-Lawn Fcte-ynrious
Other Local News. eE
day. $50 8as $50
MeIstes's orchestra played in Burlington last
night ~
Miss Mary and Mr.. Ed Fox are visiting friends in
the country. T'GI
Mr.. George Pltncr is able to be on TIL, streets
after a short Illness D
Mr.. J. E. Waters aud family left yesterday for an
extended trip in the East. "a 5000
The Diamond mills are being run day and night
to Supply the demand for -four.
Mr., J. II. Bags and family returned Yesterday
after an extended visit 10 Newark, O.. att
The forge department OF tho .Etua MIL viii "a
on to-day after a short stop for repairs.
Mrs. Odbert and daughter, OF asteubeayille, are
visiting Mr.. Chapman and family.
me-. T.! G.. Judkins and Frank Fisher will leave
shortly for g two weeks stay at Mt. Clements, Mich,
The Y. N C. A. received their gymnasium an.
parAt,is the first Of the week, and It Is now In full
operation. q I.g
Chris schully, George purdy. willis Hortucy,
Chris Moore. Bob Curly, Curt Davis. and George
selby. members oil the Ohio Base Ball Club, were
arrested yesterday aud fined 81 and costs. amount.
Ing 70 Sis. the charge being made by Joseph B.
SQUARED up" with the Justice, all well satisfied
with their easy getting oil. fE54.E,g @IE.
The lawn fete given Mt the house and g,ounts OF
Mrs DE Howell In Kirswo6d last evening was
one oil the most pleasing and enjoyable occasions
o. the SEASON.. The grounds were lighted with
tbiness and Japanese lanterns. with exquisite
taste, flashing their pretty rays amid the branches
81 the trees ana shrubbery OH the lawn. About
four hundred people We're present, aud q better
TINE was never had on a similar occasion. g.
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IaliGaaous.

WAsH1NaToH, 20, August 4.-For West
Virginia, fair weather, winds shifting to
Houtherly, stationary temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
variable windH, generally -southerly, Hta-
tionary temperature.
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nyouA

would enjoyjyour dinner and are prevent
81 nv a.siss psla use Acker's Dyspepsia;
tablets.. They are positive cure for dys..
pepaia,S indigestion, aatEloa0ys aMd conbt.:
patton. w guarantee them.H t25 and SO
cents, Logan q Co. and O. fMenke-
meller, =
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lean Bake and Unll.

Owing to the heat aud multiplicity III Of
entertainments, the First Regiment of
veteran knights have postponed their
BAL, &c., until September 9th. AL
tickets sold will be good then. "a
By ORDER oFiTHE REGIMENT,
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Puntal0ouings and Over
coatinys, Which we are prepared TO make
up In lrst.class style ut reasonable
prices.
Our While Unlannlriel Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, ut
So cents, Is the greatest bargain eyer
Z offered. A ful! line OF Bilbriggan I'm
derwcar from 81 GOA suit upwards, at
G. HESS & SUHS',
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
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Thermometer Record.

as reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7 Ak. . In. y u. 8 IN. 7 +. u.
z 7Sog $50 95o 9io 800
Wcathcr-Fair. ,gN
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impart q delightful coolnens and fragrance
to the basin and bath. Colgate Z Co.,s
are the STANDARD, tStsI
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FROM
MALARIA.

Chtls and Fever. Intermittent Fever, PIl,op,s
Fevier, " phoid Fever, Headache, General Debiii.
y, Lassltlde. Nausea, are the painful orsp,inns of
Malaria and have their origin In a disofdsIedi
Liver. which: u not regulated In time, greatsutSr.
Liver Regulator, purely vegetable ia 'absointo1s
certain In It's remedial elects and acts i mots
pS'on q p! IL ca q AZ to'mS 9. maIariai dise eaSes
Than calomelS q Sginine without any, oI The inja.,
take OCCASIONALLY BY persons exposed to MalS.ia !
VII expes INC poison aud protect them dom astsct...
r2EfARxp ONLY nY 33TSlis
*: tZEtL1S 8 CO., Philadelphia. p.
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Glm 0~4tdlfQetrer
Olnces Nos. aS aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements

For sale-Piano Box Buggy.
For Rent-House OIL south Front Street.
For Sale-Household Goods.
For sale-yeaptllul Brown Mare.
Notice to Water Consumers.
Assignee's Sale OF Job Printing Office.
Stockholders Mecting-Rivetsiie China Co.
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%LAuduABLE FAUX PAS,

At this juncture Mrs. Rammelsberg's
little son came into the room, and 90 he
has only mastered a few words In English,
having been at school In Rome the past
two years, he approached the writer, and
extending his hand alter the introduction,
In the most artlesa manner said, "Good
bye" The Jaur pas was greatly relished
by Mrs. Rammelabsrg and the company
present who made tho parlor ring with
their laughter, in which the interviewer
heartily joined, readily excusing the lads
French, as like Mrs. General Glldory,, "he
had been so long abroad.n
Mrs, Rsmmelsberg has brought home q
number Of her finest jewels, preaents to
her from her admirers. 1t is a magnificent
collection Of dismonds, rubies, pearls and
sapphires, in varied and unique settings.
The jewelry and ailver plate presented 10
her would easily invoice at $4,000.
Many articles Of vertu she was compelled
to leave at her apartments In Palermo. A
handsome oil painting OF herself by tho
celebrated Italian artist Patini graces her
mothers parlor, and is an excellent like.
mesa and wonderful in shading and color.
1t is irsthcr indefinite whether Mrs.
Rsmmelsberg will sing in public while
here, although q movement is on foot to
prevail upon her to do so. It would be
regretted were she allowed to return with.
out the people Of her own town hearing
this handsome and talented artistin whom
Wheeling hes assumed 3 Bort OF proprie-
torship. f,
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SUMNER complaint alnioat Invariably
cured by the uso OF Fred. Browns
Jamaics Ginger. Philadelphia, 1922.
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If you haye not seen the new novelties
In 6irdles and Belts you should call on B,
JACOB W. CRUDE,
The JeWeler.
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The reservoir Of tho city water works was given
q thorough cleaning yeste day, aud Il Il doubtful
rect action from the pump kept up the regular
supply and tho water was not shut on Tor a mo.
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BEER L 70 CLUE,
Tho Sunday Law-OtherE Local News from
Gfff tpfrf( eAsT tya t1sh nrr 4gSlE

a WsHspnfE. Ag6lHdfI
In tho trial Of Lucas Walters yesterday morning
before Justice Aerord. at wellsburs, for selling
beer ard acting as agent FOR the Manhattan Club,
as reported In yesterday mornings 1srxlliGENcEA,
after hearing the evidence the defendant was re.
quired 10 give bond In the sum Of one hundred
dollars that he will not sell or oiet for sale any In.
toxica.ing drinks from this time until tho next
Circuit Coutt, at which time the matter will DO
fully tested. Mn. Y. speidle was before the same
Justice At ono O'Clock ,. M for violating the sun.
day law by selling Ico cream. Tho matter was
compromised without coming 10 trial by Mrs.
speidle paying all costs aud agreeing not 10 sell
any more Ice cream on ths sabbath day. {87i
{. The County Commissioners, Robert BOYD. FREUD
rox and =. McClelland, In company with Thomas
Boyd, u civil engineer, will make q tour Of Buffalo
Greek and Castltman's Kun on Friday 70 Inspect
the roads aud bridges, with q view 10 repairing
certain roads and painting the bridges. Mr.. sam:
uel Acklson, q solid citizen OF Brooke county and
2 staunch Republican, has cordially extended an
Invitation 10 entertain them while III his neigh.
lQfhnnh. uN TANrgmEN fHTENNF.HH fEI.F "a ms #HNHyH.A#m
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thought knew something about music. hut
when ! got to Paris I found I didn't, Il
10 almost impossible, for Americana 10 be.
come great artists, They have nolack Of
talent but they haven't tho patience,
They want to build a3yoice like Chicago
was built, In q few years. To accomplish
anything there must be isolation from The
whirl and rush of American Impotence
to get ahead. This sort OF enterprise is
well enough In commerce but It won't &C.
complish anything In muslc. To reach
any position worth mentioning 40 an ar.
tist requires study, long, persistent and
patient, and without It there can be- no
excellence.
without any show OF vanity 1 may say
that l have suffered from tho monaco.
qusintance Of the audience with the
music. l don't think It Is owinyIt to any
meanness on the part Of the people, but
because they think they know It.
Crossing the ocean the greater number OF
the passengers were Americans, and they
%inauguratedf a concert scheme, They
asked me to sing, and l reinsed. I told
them that I knew! that l would be crlti-
cised, and when I had to suffer in that I
wanted some compensation ; that my voice
was all the capital l had, and that every
time l Gang 1t was Just that much wear
and tear on II. They didn't like It, but /
couldn't help 1t. A merchant never gives
away part OF his stock just for fun, does
P9 y.gTiLsst hs4z 49, No.
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@usE8&

$50 numerousar the do.
yelopmcns from Malaria
that people continually
suffer from this noxious
poison when Z they least
Imagine 1t is lurking In.
their system, 1T9a9-.
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Yesterday. The dog was promptly Killed. A few
mere CANNES On the streets without ~faazzles dc.
n. Little made a large shipment OF cigars 10 a
wholesale lrm III Ut. Louis Yesterday, ag1FgggEy
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MUSICAL CULTURE or .xrp,c.. !.

'GssT %pS4AAA SVL1taH 0f AMERICANS. FIEa
snow, that is a difficult as well as a deli.
cate question to answer. You know there
are few things Americans can't do If thew
desire to, and there certainly can be no
oftenss in telling the truth. The Amer.
can critics are held in awe, and artists
come before the curtain in this country in
fear and notwithstanding at their il.
norance. An artist may have 8 fault
fault nine virtues are condemned know
this to be true, not altogether from ex.
perience but from the confessions Of those
who, have suffered. III have only to cite
one instance Of this know.it-all?A American
trait. Madame Singer, a celebrated Ger.
man artist, enlinently successful in Eu..;
rope, made her appearance. in7New YorF.
The critics couldn't understand her, con:
sequently she failed, not from want Iof
merit ut,from lack OF appreciation. s am
sorry II Sisl 50, but nevertheless 1t Is.
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Every cottage on the grounds is full to
overlooking and people are rooming with
farmers living ~uear-sbouts. There is still
q demand for accommodation. The place
seemst to grow in popularity all the time.
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pARDONS ISSUED.

Tho Torrlble Condition Of the wood County
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TXTANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL,
&tt Housework. Euquire at 2i14 Eoff street,
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The funeral Of Mrs. Jane Crymble took place
from her late residence yesterday afternoon at
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" e1!, 4eaAtatLuR!y, - really 90 not
believe have any ,favorite.9 I like them
all so we'll yet il I were called on to decide
I think would select Faust. Tam study
ing a new opera, Gioconda, which I pre-
fer above all others. l EXPECT to sing 1t
this winter. It is very dramatic in action,
and I am sure it will be q SUCCESS"
about your audiences, Mrs. Rammels-
berg; that ia their characteristics and the
peculiarities Of the Italian and Russian
compared with the English 2"
CHARACTERISTICS or AUDIENCES.
"In Russia the people are worry cordial
and enthuaiaatic II you please them, other.
wise they generally maintain a dieni6ed
silence, which is nearly as crushing as be.
ing Kissed off the stage ; yet sometimes
they give more violent evidences of their
dlsplessure, but not to the extent Of the
Italians. In Italy you, either do or die.
They are very ELUSIVE if you delight them,
but woe betide you il you don't. You
know Patti-and there is only one Patti
has not sung In Italy for eight years, and
she dare not. She was mobbed in Naples
because she cut an aria in onesof her
operas. Lemons and cushions were hurled
at her from the galleries, and abe had to
be escorted to the hotel under police pro.
lection. In Italy they want freoh, young
voices. Bow different it is in England.
London Is tho refuge for all the WORKOUT
and broken down voices OF the continent.
There they still cling to legends of har-
mony to keep the company 81 their maiea.
tic ruins, aud they will have nothing Of
the freshneaa Of spring or the mollownesa
Of summer. It is singular, 10 1t not n :
"How does the musical culture Of Amer.
leans stand in Europe do they think We
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WANTED.

- specI.l attention given 70 Custom Mao Made, i